Five Tips When Hiring a Book Writing Coach “When they have a book coach, they have someone in their corner to help them feel confident that they can get it done and help them stay on course.” — Azul Terronez Finding the right book coach can be a great investment for your writing career, especially […]
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Turn Your Fear into Action “Don’t let your fears stop you. Let your fears inspire you to do great things.” — Azul Terronez There are many fears that we face as creators. Steven Pressfield calls these fears “resistance.” Although unpleasant, I don’t believe we should eliminate fear altogether. In fact, I think in some cases
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How to Overcome Your Fears When Writing “It’s important to know that imposter syndrome can affect anyone regardless of their background or their accomplishments.” —Azul Terronez One of the biggest struggles that most creators face when writing and sharing their work is the notion of imposter syndrome. Imposter syndrome isn’t something new and isn’t even
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Lessons from a Book Coach “To ignite creativity, you have to separate your brains and turn on the creative brain. And the creative brain when it writes doesn’t have any bounds—meaning no limits. It doesn’t have any judgments of whether it’s good or bad. It just does the thing. And that’s what you need to
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What Is Artificial Intelligence? “So you can use it to expand your writing by not spending so much time researching and getting lost on the internet.” — Azul Terronez The idea of artificial intelligence has been around for a long time, but what does it matter to writers and what can we do about it?
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The Art of Achieving Things That Are Ridiculous “Let’s make our goal stupid. Let’s make our goal laughable. Let’s push ourselves like you are now. A smile comes on your face, new neurons explode in your brain, and you become a five-year-old. Right now you are like, whoa, let’s have some fun with this. And
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Be Brave Enough to be Different “Speaking is a form of, you know, the impact that is the strongest one. And if I don’t use that tool to create impact, then I’m not really fully in my fullest potential.” —Daria Vodopianova Daria Vodopianova turned down two invites to speak on TEDx stages because she believed
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Viral Growth on Social Media as an Author “They actually follow you because you gave value first.” —Stepan Hlinka Do you feel like you’re wasting your time creating content for social media? Stepan Hlinka felt like that a few years ago, but then he went from 700 Twitter followers to 50,000. He heard all the
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Writing a Book to Find Your Message “Basically, stop the thinking because the thinking needs to happen on the page.” —Steve Vannoy Have you ever felt stuck while writing? Whether it’s a blog, essay, short story, or novel, sometimes we just feel stuck and can’t move forward. Steve Vannoy and I are here today to
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Making a Living as an Artpreneur “I completely believe in finding mentors, investing in yourself, finding coaches, people who can help you with whatever it is you need to do.” —Miriam Schulman After witnessing 9/11 from her office on Wall Street, Miriam Schulman decided to quit her job and make a full-time living as a
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